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]]>Day 1-2
Explore Dubrovnik Begin your Croatian adventure in Dubrovnik, known as the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Spend your first day exploring the city’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, wandering through its maze of narrow streets, ancient walls, and historic landmarks. Don’t miss a walk along the city walls for panoramic views of the Adriatic Sea. On day two, take a boat trip to the nearby Elafiti Islands or Lokrum Island for a day of sunbathing, swimming, and island-hopping.
Day 3-4
Discover Split and Trogir Travel north to Split, Croatia’s second-largest city, and explore the impressive Diocletian’s Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site that forms the heart of the city. Spend the afternoon strolling along the Riva promenade and soaking up the lively atmosphere of this coastal gem. On day four, take a day trip to the nearby town of Trogir, renowned for its well-preserved medieval architecture and charming waterfront cafes.
Day 5-6
Relax in Hvar Catch a ferry to the island of Hvar, famous for its crystal-clear waters, lavender fields, and vibrant nightlife. Spend your fifth day lounging on the beaches of Hvar Town or exploring the island’s hidden coves and picturesque villages. On day six, venture inland to discover Hvar’s lush countryside, visit Stari Grad, one of Europe’s oldest towns, or hike to the summit of Mount Sveti Nikola for panoramic views of the Adriatic.
Day 7
Visit Plitvice Lakes National Park On your final day in Croatia, embark on a scenic drive to Plitvice Lakes National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site renowned for its cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear lakes, and lush forests. Spend the day hiking along the park’s well-marked trails, crossing wooden footbridges, and marveling at the natural beauty of this pristine wilderness. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the park’s stunning landscapes before heading back to your starting point or departing from Croatia.
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]]>Ancient History
Tunisia is home to some of the most impressive ancient ruins in the Mediterranean. The city of Carthage, once a powerful rival to Rome, boasts incredible archaeological sites, including ancient theaters and baths. Don’t miss the Roman amphitheater in El Djem, one of the best-preserved in the world, offering a glimpse into Tunisia’s rich historical tapestry.
Gorgeous Beaches
Tunisia’s coastline is lined with stunning beaches and crystal-clear waters. Whether you’re lounging on the sandy shores of Hammamet or exploring the more secluded coves of Djerba Island, you’ll find plenty of spots to relax and soak up the sun. The warm Mediterranean climate makes it perfect for beach lovers year-round.
Vibrant Culture
Tunisian culture is a vibrant mix of Arab, Berber, and French influences. Wander through the bustling medina in Tunis, where narrow alleys and colorful markets offer a sensory overload of sights and sounds. Try local dishes like couscous and brik, and experience traditional music and dance that reflect Tunisia’s rich heritage.
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]]>Valencia, Spain
Overlooking the Mediterranean Sea, the city of Valencia is a food lovers paradise. The birthplace of paella, Valencia has a wide array of scrumptious food as well as stunning architecture that includes cathedrals and the unmissable Serranos Towers. Of course, it also offers golden sand beaches for you to enjoy.
Mazatlán, Mexico
According to GoBankingRates, a single person would need only about $1,300 per month in order to live in this Mexican paradise, making it highly affordable. With more than 10 miles of beaches, Mazatlán is known for having a large expat community, meaning you can likely find friends and connect with people with whom you have things in common.
Hua Hin, Thailand
While it may be a former fishing village, Hua Hin has since been developed into a tourist hotspot as well as an ideal place for expats to live. From its lush golf courses to its scrumptious seafood restaurants and lively night market, you’ll be able to enjoy a bustling nightlife while living comfortably, with couples needing a budget of just $2,000 per month.
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]]>Lake Atitlan- Guatemala
This lake is a turquoise blue that overlooks volcanoes mountains and tranquil waters. The lake is surrounded by several neighboring villages including St Pedro, many offering kayak rentals at unbeatable prices. This is the ultimate destination for fans in quiet, picturesque villages with yoga, meditation, and water activities.
La Jolla Beach- San Diego
Head to the west coast for kayaking at La Jolla beach, where you can get up close and person with sea life creatures such as sea lions! The water is a crisp blue, the weather is beautiful, and the beach life is fantastic. La Jolla is the perfect destination if you’re looking for a getaway in the US.
Halong Bay, Vietnam
For fans of central Asia, head to Vietnam for a kayaking adventure through emerald waters, as you discover hidden caves and lagoons from the tranquility of your kayak.
Amazon Rainforest- Ecuador
Explore the intricacies of the Amazon rainforest navigate your way through lush green jungles along the Napo River, and discover some of the world’s most unique wildlife.
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]]>If you have someone with you, they can guard your stuff while you frolic in the sea. But if they choose to join you or you’re alone, you’ve got a problem on your hands. Here are some clever ways to keep your things safe.
Make Friends
Strike up a conversation with beach-goers around you and ask if they wouldn’t mind keeping an eye on your belongings. As incentive, you can offer to watch theirs when they choose to take a swim.
Buried Treasure
Who needs pirates when you can bury your belongings? Find a discreet spot, dig a shallow hole in the sand, and bury your bag, covering it with a towel or a plastic bag to keep it from getting sandy. Just make sure to remember where you buried it, or you might have your own treasure hunt when you’re ready to leave.
Bulked-Up Blanket
Your beach blanket can do more than provide a spot for you to lay down. If you are crafty, sew in some hidden pockets or create compartments using waterproof fabric. That way, you can stash your phone, wallet, and keys safely under the surface of your blanket and no one will be any the wiser.
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]]>Calo des Moro
Calo des Moro is easily one of the most stunning spots in all of Mallorca. Its crystal clear waters and steep cliffs make for the most picturesque day at the beach. You won’t be able to believe your eyes when you arrive!
Cala Pi
If you want to get the coolest Instagram photo of all time, you must stop at Cala Pi. There is a ledge you can dangle your feet off of, and you can capture the turquoise cala in the background. It is a stunning sight, and sure to make everyone who sees it think you are on the vacation of a lifetime (and you are!).
Cala Mondrago
Cala Mondrago is another spot that will have you thinking that you just walked into a perfect Google image, not real life. This cala is also great for snorkeling or exploring caves around the cliffs. It’s also a natural park!
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]]>There are so many reasons to sign up for surfing lessons, but one of the greatest ones is to simply challenge yourself. When was the last time you tried something new that you knew you would be bad at in the beginning? If you’re like the rest of the world, it has probably been a while. Surfing is a great way to let yourself fail and get back up. You will build resilience, and when you finally stand up on that board, you will feel so much better because you truly worked hard to get there.
There’s also a calming aspect to sitting on a board waiting for the perfect wave. Even if you spend the whole lesson without success in standing up, you’ll walk away feeling proud of yourself for trying and rejuvenated from being in flow with the water.
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]]>Nazare, Portugal
Famous for its giant waves (between March and October the waves can reach heights of 100 feet), this small Portugese town has plenty to offer, even if you have no interest in surfing. Climb to the top of the ancient fortress for stunning views out over the sea, wander through the streets of the old town, and sample some of its local delicacies including octopus. There are beaches with calm waters in Nazare, meaning you can even get a spot of swimming done, too.
(@_.karen.nnn)Split, Croatia
Why not combine a city with a beach break? Split is built on Roman ruins, and retains much of its ancient charms and beauty. You can easily catch boats to stunning islands which lie just off the coast. Or, split your time between sunbathing on the beach and the city’s many museums and galleries. You’ll be spoilt for choice in terms of where to eat, too.
Red Beach, Santorini
Santorini is one of the most popular Greek islands, and this beach is perhaps its most famous. Stunning rock formations provide this beach with the ‘red’ in its name. You can park on the cliff above the beach and walk down, admiring the striking colors all the way. If you’re getting in the water, take a snorkelling set, as the interesting rock formations and colors continue beneath the waves,
Many countries in Europe boast beautiful beaches, but the three listed here all offer that something extra special. Portugal, Croatia, and Greece will stay warm well into the fall, so don’t assume you’ve missed your chance to visit this year.
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]]>Say No to Sandy Sandwiches
Sandwiches are an easy thing to take to the beach as they don’t require cutlery and are always filling. The ingredients between the bread are the star of the show, but the last thing you want is to have that tomato slide out onto the sand. Instead, chop up all your fillings; this will keep everything where it’s meant to be, and you’ll get all the flavors with each bite.
Keep It Clean
Littering on the beach is a big no-no, but it can also be tricky to find a trash can. Make your own by taking an empty cleaning wipes container and filling it with rolled-up trash bags. Whip one out when you need and throw away your garbage responsibly.
Leave the Beach Where it is
Going to the beach is super fun. Taking sand home with you, less fun. Make a DIY sand remover by filling an old sock with talcum powder and tying a knot. Then, run it along any areas of your body covered with sand and watch it magically come off!
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]]>Golden Beach
The most remote beach in all of Cyprus, Golden Beach is located on the far northeastern coastline of the island. Far from the hustle and bustle of the city, this beach is the ideal place to breathe in the salty sea air and unwind. In addition to enjoying the sensation of lying atop the soft golden sand, you may also catch a glimpse of wildlife in the distance such as loggerhead turtles and wild donkeys.
Aphrodite’s Beach
Home to the Petra tou Romiou (Aphrodite’s Rock), this is the beach where mythology and relaxation meet. According to legend, the Greek goddess Aphrodite first emerged from the sea from this very spot. When you’re done relaxing on the beach, there are plenty of great lookout spots to capture the perfect holiday Instagram snapshot.
Coral Bay
Just a 20-minute drive from the vibrant city of Paphos, Coral Bay is ideal if you’re looking for a mix of relaxation and entertainment. In addition to its ideal waters for swimming, this beach has an array of loungers, umbrellas, and even water sports equipment for rent. There are also plenty of restaurants in the vicinity to satisfy your appetite.
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